Storm Éowyn causes widespread damage across Ireland

Storm Éowyn caused widespread damage across Ireland, with all counties affected. High winds reached 85 mph, leading to downed power lines and damaged roofs. Many areas, including Clare Island and Connemara, faced significant structural damage and power outages. In Dublin, public transport was halted, and around 40,000 properties lost electricity. The storm also damaged structures, including a collapsed ice-skating dome. Cork experienced less severe weather, but a man was injured when a caravan overturned. In Donegal, a man died when a tree fell on his car. Over 280,000 homes and businesses in Northern Ireland were without power, with significant damage reported in Bangor and Belfast. Local authorities are assessing the damage and restoring services.